kumavis/udapp-ipfs

fork of udapp for testing eth-ipfs-client

development

git clone [email protected]:kumavis/udapp.git
cd udapp
git checkout -b wip
npm install
npm start
# do hackz, commit code
git push origin wip

udapp-ipfs's Issues

Error: Undefined address - from address required to sign transaction.

From this link, which is basically the gitcoin smart contrtact, but loaded into this tool, if I try to run 'exec' on getRepoURL, I get this exception.

bundle.js:93272)
    at waterfall (bundle.js:93073)
    at nextTask (bundle.js:25402)
    at exports.default (bundle.js:25412)
    at HookedWalletSubprovider.handleRequest (bundle.js:93072)
    at bundle.js:92292
    at eachMiddleware (bundle.js:123959)
    at bundle.js:73022
    at replenish (bundle.js:72899)
    at iterateeCallback (bundle.js:72884)

Perhaps I'm doing something wrong? It seems that this is a transaction that needs to be used with sendTransaction instead of call?

screenshot => http://bits.owocki.com/3D1p1K200P0M/Image%202017-11-29%20at%202.29.16%20PM.png

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